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Leviticus 21 - 22
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Leviticus 21-22 emphasizes the importance of the purity and sanctity of priests in approaching God, including rules on avoiding contact with dead bodies, prohibitions on prostitution and restrictions on marriage partners. These regulations extended to sacrifices and vows made to God, which had to be done in a state of purity and sincerity. The symbolism of the tabernacle and the garments of the priests also carried deep meaning in strengthening the relationship between God and His people.
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Leviticus 23 describes the yearly feasts and festivals of the Lord that happen annually in the tabernacle in Jerusalem. These celebrations were timed
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Leviticus 18 - 20
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Leviticus 18-20 lists various sins that are forbidden and attaches penalties for them. The section reiterates the importance of being holy, as Yahweh
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